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RecordingHacks on 12/7/10
Ryan Caestro, FOH for LA's Good Hurt nightclub, puts the Lewitt stage mics through their paces in a comparison review with the SM57, SM58, Sennheiser e835 and e845. Included: Lewitt Audio MTP 240 DM, MTP 340 CM, MTP 440 DM, MTP540 DM. Relative News
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Matrixsynth on 6/13/11
YouTube Uploaded by intromix on Jun 13, 2011"The sounds of the legendary Bode Vocoder,, Related to the Moog Vocoder,, check out the beautiful melodic sounds that it produces,, One of the top 3 Analog vocoders, right up there with EMS and Sennheiser" Relative News
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Matrixsynth on 1/17/12
YouTube Uploaded by WorksLimited on Jan 17, 2012 "Charlie Chaplin speech from The Great Dictator, slowed down about 10% and run through a Doepfer Vocoder. The results compare very favorably to units like the Synton and Sennheiser (in my humble opinion)." Relative News
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Matrixsynth on 3/8/11
YouTube Uploaded by rottenrow on Mar 8, 2011"Debukas plays Nitzer Ebb's "Join In The Chant". All live, apart from the choir.Featuring Moog Prodigy, Roland SH-101/MC-202/TR-909/Jupiter 6/MSQ-700, Yamaha DX-7, Kawai XD-5, Akai MPC2000XL, WEM Copicat, Joemeek VC2, Drawmer 1960, API 512c/525, Zoom 1201, TC D-Two, Sennheiser 421" Relative News
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Synthopia on 2/22/11
VirSyn has released iVoxel, a vocoder app previously only available for iOS, for Macintosh. iVoxel is a combination of a voice optimized synthesizer and a vocoder. The vocoder part is based on the Matrix vocoder from VirSyn, used by Kraftwerk. The channel filters used by iVoxel are based on the Sennheiser Vocoder VSM201 resulting in a rich [...] Relative News
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Matrixsynth on 10/21/11
"Giving 'The Putney' VCS3 a workout+ small walk around the WORM studio"ARP 2500 in there. Serge and Analogue Systems as well. Anyone place the black knob laden box? Thought it might be a Sennheiser vocoder but it's not. I can almost read PPG underneath. Flicker studio pics below do not show it.EMS Putneyhttp://www.flickr.com/photos/wormstudio/with/3340582249/ Relative News
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AudioTutsPlus on 6/15/11
Microphones can be a confusing area for the newly indoctrinated audio engineer. Dynamic and condenser microphones are the two main varieties Let’s take a look at the fundamental differences and which sort you should choose for different recording applications. Keep in mind the two following concepts when reading on: Frequency Response: the ability of the microphone to reproduce frequencies across the entire audible spectrum, 20Hz-20kHz. Transient Response: The ability of the microphone to reproduce the instantaneous amplitude of the sound source. Dynamic Microphones These are the work horses of the microphone world. They are rugged and will withstand the most horrific of abuse and traditionally withstand very high sound pressure levels, this is why they are the common choice for live applications. Having said that, they also have a well earned place in the studio. Microphones like the Shure SM58 and SM57, and the Sennheiser MD421 have reached cult status as live and... Relative News
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AudioTutsPlus on 8/15/11
McDSP have been releasing high quality software processing for quite sometime now and have developed quite a strong reputation. In this quick tip I’ll be showing you how to create an Impulse Response (IR) for any space you like. Why do you need to know this? Well… if you have ever recorded in an acoustically superior space and wanted to capture those characteristics to use in other mixes, this is how to do it. Also in Television and Film production it is becoming increasingly standard to see the sound recordist taking a ‘fingerprint’ of the space in case it needs to be artificially created later. For some fundamental understanding of Convolution Reverbs and Effects, if you are the newly indoctrinated and want some light reading, head to here for a great article written by Audiotuts+ author Toby Pitman back in February of 2009. That’s really great Brandon, but what’s the process? In order to get an Impulse Response algorithm of a space we need to excite the space. This... Relative News
